finn juhl?  

Got any photos of the other Juhl and Wegner stuff?

set of ch 30's and the france and daverkosen juhl side tables.

Here's a link to a table that appears to be the same as yours: http://www.pamono.com/danish-triangle-coffee-table-3
This dealer does not believe that it is Finn Juhl, and I am in agreement with him. Nice table top and legs, but I'm not a big fan of the leg braces at the top. I like how the edge banding narrows torwards the points.

I agree with cdsilva. And I will add that Finn Juhl is and always has been an extremely well known designer so the odds of finding an unknown piece in his wok are vanishingly small. Juhl, Wegner, and Mogensen led the way from the idea of modernity to modern furniture, so it is not surprising to see some of his influence in a piece he did not design. And consequently it is not at all hard to find an unknown, or very little known, table, vague reminiscent of Juhl in the works of some other designer.
Nice table though. On distinctive element you might succeed in tracking to a maker is the metal bracket at the top of the leg.

Turns out it's Sibast mobler and I'd likely say Vodder based on that info.

How did it turn out to be Sibast? I find that a bit surprising so I am interested.
Also Helge Sibast and Børge Rammeskow come to mind as designers of Sibast product. And there are probably others, but I'd have to look that up.

I had it in my van when I was dropping off a load to a dealer today. They had a rectangular version with drop leaves awhile back that was marked sibast/Tanier. Same legs, same exact curve on the leg mounts. The lip and shape are similar to other vodder designs, but I haven't dug much further since I just found out today.

Sibast Furniture has recently been revived, with Helge's grandson, Ditlev (with wife, Anna), starting back production of some of his designs. They have been very helpful for me in the past for IDing a couple of Sibast pieces.
sibast@sibast-furniture.com
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